Product Rebates

Updated 2/2/2012

Rebate forms submitted after January 1, 2011, will be processed according to terms and rebate amounts established for 2011.

The Rebate Program will continue as long as funding is available, but Central Utah Water Conservancy District reserves the right to change or cancel the Rebate Program at any time. Any such changes and effective dates will be posted immediately at this web location.

Anyone residing within Central Utah Water Conservancy District may participate in the District’s Landscape Irrigation Product Rebate and Grant Programs. Eligible counties are: Salt Lake, Utah, Wasatch, Duchesne, Uintah, Sanpete, Piute, and portions of Summit, Juab, and Garfield. Map of CUWCD

Download Rebate and Grant Forms here:

2011 Rebate Form.pdf (must be submitted in order for Rebate to be processed)

List of items eligible for rebate.pdf (for reference only–does not need to be printed or submitted)

Contractors: 2011 Certification Rebate Form

Large and commercial properties: Grant Application Form

Frequently Asked Questions:

What if my contractor doesn't give me a receipt or fills out the form for me? Effective February, 2012, any rebate requests that are not completed or that do not have adequate receipts will be returned to the customer with instructions to contact their contractor. Contractor initials on the rebate request form do not constitute a receipt, and those forms will be returned to the customer.

Why not include rain sensors? Utah rainstorms are generally very slight during the summer months, and they do not often produce enough water to measure up to one full irrigation watering session. Rain sensors are only eligible if they are paired with other features such as freeze, wind, or humidity sensors.

Why the limit on drip components? We encourage homeowners to install drip wherever appropriate, and we consider drip systems to be a good solution to much of the overwatering problems seen in Utah landscapes. However, every drip zone is unique and customized, so determining which drip parts to rebate must be arbitrary for now.

How long will it take to get my rebate? Rebate payments will begin after July 1. After that time, requests and checks will generally be processed within a week. Incomplete or illegible forms may take longer to process, and if contractors must be contacted for more information, that also will take longer.

Contact information:

Nancy Hardman - 801-226-7187 or nancy@cuwcd.com